And the winner of this year's State Fair of Texas fried food contest is...

[chewse]

Every year, the State Fair of Texas holds a fried food contest which gets stranger and stranger year-by-year. This year's winner its Deep Fried Jambalaya!

http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Deep-...168379196.html

[auld argonian]

If you'd said deep fried haggis, you would have had my attention.

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[Friday]

In the south they will deep fry anything that will stand still long enough to put a stick in it.

[Cecil]

We ain't the old folks that like to fry it. How about them fried Mars bars the Brits eat?

[Dale Seago]

Waiting for someone to do deep-fried chili. . .

[rlloyd]

Waiting for someone to do deep-fried chili. . .

It debuts on December 21st.

[CDNSushi]

I'm all for the "Turducken" concept... How about some deep fried butter balls, wrapped in bacon, re-deep fried, then wrapped in cheese, re-deep fried, then wrapped with ham, re-deep fried..., then inserted into the chicken that makes up the "core" of a standard Turducken that will then, of course, be deep-fried.

No, I have absolutely NO desire to taste anything of the sort. But if anyone decides to try my idea, let me know. I'll be standing by with one of these:

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[piperdbh]

In the south they will deep fry anything that will stand still long enough to put a stick in it.

And sometimes we don't even fool with the stick.

[Tobus]

We ain't the old folks that like to fry it. How about them fried Mars bars the Brits eat?

Don't forget that fried pizza is apparently a popular food in Scotland (or so I hear). Even we Texans haven't "gone there" yet!

[James Hood]

What in the name of Professor Sir Orville T. Phock is "fried pizza"?